The Guardian, often lampooning the foibles of Britain’s National Health Service (NHS). In one
“Sick Notes” offering, a doctor rages against a supposed NHS directive to save it money by …

The painting, supposedly done by Mr. Morrisseau in 1977, is generally known today at the
Toronto court house and in various eyebrow-raising websites as Grandfather Speaks of Great …

Bones, mummified corpses and other human remains have long been part of museum
exhibitions. They are meant to provide insight into cultural practices, scientific developments or …

My advantage is my drive. When I sink my teeth into something, I do so with singlemindedness
that borders on obsession. Other obligations and commitments invariably suffer, but I try …

And how should we take Kahlo’s painting, A Few Small Nips, 1935? A nude woman lies
twisted and bloody on a bed. Beside her stands the man who killed her. This painting is …

Ted Zuber was Canada’s official war artist during the war in the Persian Gulf (1990–1991).
In this painting, Zuber depicts an operation at the 1st Canadian Field Hospital based at Al …

When 17th-century Spanish artist Jusepe de Ribera decided to create an image of Silenus,
the Greek god of drunkenness, he wisely found a live model bearing the signs of what we …

The article presents an insight on how bereavement coordinators at The Hospital for Sick
Children (Sick Kids) console the distraught families of the terminally ill children. Darcy Farrell, a …

Dr. Vincent Lam loathes distractions. When he works on a novel, he locks himself in a room
and wears sound-cancelling headphones to stifle noise from his three young children. He …

Dr. Charles Hayter says there is nothing “radical” about his decision, back in the 1970s, to
switch his primary career from drama to medicine. Actually, the two fields are remarkably …